James Farrell was a frequent contributor and speaker in the nascent years of the Maynard Historical Society. He passed away in 1968, four years shy of the Centennial celebration he helped shape.
A small box containing Aristol, prepared by A.C. Loewe Pharmacy. Julian Loewe had a pharmacy in one part of the Odd Fellows Building, built in the late 1890's. Aristol was iodine-based and used for cuts, burns, and sores.
A. M. Osgood was the 21st minister of the Maynard Methodist Church serving from 1912-1917. The history of the church extends back to when the area was referred to as Assabet Village. Church organization was discussed at a meeting for the purpose of…
An envelope from the A. T. Haynes Co. Alfred T. Haynes had a furniture business in the Riverside Block, on 117 Main Street, Maynard, MA. before the turn of the century (20th). The business was sold to Julius and Ben Gruber in 1914. Today the Gruber…
A black and white photo of a group of 13-14 year old children marking a religious event. The picture includes Aaro Hyden, who is in the back row, third from left.
A certificate of recognition for Aaro Hyden presented by the State of Massachusetts on behalf of his service in World War II. Maurice Tobin is the Governor on the certificate.
Aaro Hyden's Army Honorable Discharge Notice, dated September 15, 1945.